Rosa Parks Trained for Life Full of Activism

The transcript discusses Rosa Parks' life, focusing on her activism beyond the famous bus incident. It highlights her economic struggles, political work, and the misconceptions about her role in the civil rights movement. The narrative also covers her training at Highlander School and her global impact, including interactions with figures like Nelson Mandela. The discussion concludes with reflections on how her legacy is often romanticized, overshadowing her continuous fight for justice.

What were the economic challenges faced by Rosa Parks and her husband after her arrest?

How did Rosa Parks' relationships with other civil rights leaders influence her activism?

In what ways does the text suggest that Rosa Parks' legacy is often oversimplified?